Chart menu using

Chart formatting is accomplished by using commands in the Chart menu in the Chart Menu Bar, or by using the Format command in the Edit menu in the Chart Menu Bar. 

USING CHART TYPE... IN THE CHART MENU TO SWITCH FROM ONE CHART TYPE TO ANOTHER... 

With the chart as the active document, select the chart text element (Chart Title, X Axis Title, Y Axis Title or Unattached Text) by using the Chart menu or by clicking on the chart text element if it already exists in the chart. 

To use the macro, simply Open Labeler2.xls it will appear on screen and then Hide itself. It installs a new menu command, "Add Data Labels..." in the Chart menu. To view the workbook, containing the macro and two sample charts. Unhide the workbook. 

It is worth noting that you can plot more than one set of data on the same chart. To do so, first pick the chart by clicking anywhere on the chan area, and then fix)m the C3hatt menu use the Add Data command and follow the steps to plot the other data set to diedian. 

No averaging has taken place (option 5 in the menu) the individual average is equal to the over-all mean y ,ean which is displayed as a horizontal line this corresponds to the classical use of the Cusum technique. By this means, slight shifts in the average (e.g., when plotting process parameters on control charts) can be detected even when the shift is much smaller than the process dispersion, because the Cusum trace changes slope. 

Graphs can be produced either by selecting the Insert menu and the Chart option, or by using the Chart Wizard symbol jj(. Most graphs in this book are produced using an xv plot or scatterplot, allowing the value of one parameter (e.g. the score of PC2) to be plotted against another (e.g. the score of PCI). 

The default Excel 2000 workbook contains three worksheets, but you can add or remove sheets. Three Excel commands permit you to add or remove sheets from a workbook. The Delete Sheet command in the Edit menu permanently removes the active sheet from the workbook. To add a worksheet to a workbook, use the Worksheet command in the Insert menu (you can also insert a chart sheet). To move or copy sheets within a workbook, or from one workbook to another, use the Move or Copy Sheet... command (Figure 1-10) in the Edit menu. 

Some examples of VBA objects are the Workbook object, the Worksheet object, the Chart object and the Range object. A complete list of objects in Microsoft Excel is listed in Excel s On-line Help. You can also use the Object Browser to see the complete list of objects. To display the Object Browser dialog box, choose Object Browser from the View menu. 

Step 2 Put the cursor on any data point and right click (on the Macintosh, use Ctrl-click). A menu appears choose Add trendline. The trendline is added as shown. Put the cursor on the trendline and right click. Choose Format trendline, then Options and click Display equation on chart also choose Display R-squared on chart. The result is Figure E.l notice that the equation in the figure agrees with Eq. (E.8). 

The context menu contains prediction methods that are available for particular training conditions. The set can either be self-tested (recall test) or the properties (or property vectors) can be predicted for individual objects in a data set or the complete data set. In a recall test or if a property vector was available in the input file but was not used for training, a chart displays the predicted property vector in comparison to the original vector. 

The shorthand instruction for using Trendline in Excel 95 might read Insert O Trendline, but if you look in the pull-down menu under Insert you may not find Trendline. The problem is that the Trendline option appears only after you have activated the graph (by double-clicking on an embedded chart, or by clicking on the tab of a separate chart). Even then, it shows but cannot be used for the latter, you must first select the particular data set in the graph to which you want it to apply. Only then can you select Trendline (or, for that matter, Error Bars). 

Click on a data point in that graph. You may note that the menu item Data (in the menu bar, to the right of Tools) has nowbeen replaced by Chart. Now either right-click on the data point, or click on Chart in the menu bar, and in either case use the resulting popup menu to select Add Trendline. This will show the first page (Type) of the Add Trendline dialog box. 

The objects you probably will use most often in the beginning are the Workbook object, the Worksheet object and the Range object. (For reasons that will become clear in a while, there is no Cell object.) Later you may use the Dialog, Menu Bar, Too Bar or Chart objects and the objects they in turn contain. 

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